@a-framed-rabbit
“You mean to tell me you DON’T HAVE A TV?!”
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@a-framed-rabbit
“You mean to tell me you DON’T HAVE A TV?!”

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❝Hey, Daffy! Do ya not tap keys at the Ink & Paint Club anymore? Because I—❞ Roger pauses, stopping himself from blowing his own cover. The Ink & Paint Club was Toon review. Strictly human patrons only. But Roger Rabbit often came in disguise to watch his wife, Jessica, perform on stage. ❝...I mean, an ‘acquaintance’, ᴴᴱᴴ, says that he hasn’t seen ya there in a while. What’s the matt’eh; Wingtips cramp up or somethin’? Jeepers, I hate cramps...❞
“Sure I do!” The duck happily hopped closer to the rabbit. “I haven’t been there in a couple months though, ‘cause of all that ‘war effort’ stuff back at the studio. They got me going nonstop!” Arms shot up into the air above his head. All that publicity, preparing cartoons to send to both troops and citizens alike— he hardly had a moment to himself anymore, let alone time to get scheduled in at the club. He missed it. “Hopefully those humans get over their silly fight soon.” He thought, attention falling back onto Roger. “Why? You performin’ with Jessica tonight or somethin’? Want me to let’cha in!?” His voice raised, not at all noticing that Roger seemed to be nervous. “Bongo’ll let me in!” He paused, a mischievous look coming over him as he leaned forward, bringing a hand to his beak to whisper. “And if not, I know a window that’s never locked…”
⛧ ˗ˏˋ @a-framed-rabbit || X ˎˊ˗
˗ˏˋ ❛ Oh, trust me ! This ain't ANYTHING to be afraid of ! ❜ ˎˊ˗
「 ✟ 」 ⋮ DARLING . ⋮ ━━ Held above his head by his own hand is a giant SAFE; dripping slightly with ink as he raised it high. Thanks to the powers of toon logic; the tiny toon is able to hold that gigantic safe before slamming it down with a comedic THUMP !
It takes some fiddling around after that; a few turns of the combination lock ( which may or may not have been the TECHNICALLY impossible code of ' 666 ' ) before it pops open with a click ! A click and a rumble before all of its contents come SPILLING OUT.
Now, there's an assortment of random cartoon gags all over the place.
˗ˏˋ ❛ These are just my BACKUP GAGS ! Pretty nifty, huh ? ❜ ˎˊ˗
The shark was quick, as per usual. No sound emitted from the gargantuan great white as he crept up behind the unsuspecting individual. For such a massive creature, Bruce certainly possessed uncannily and eerily silent stealth.
“Well, well! A lil’ late t’ be roamin’ out ‘ere ‘lone, eh, lil’ bite?”
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Darkness, shadows, the strings vibrating and trembling with every gentle touch to the keys that they were bound to. The sounds were launched into the air, music notes invisible to the eye but all to easily registered by the ears. His fingers played without the mind’s knowledge, swiftly gliding over the keys, the sound ripped through the air with a passion and fire that was hard to believe existed outside of prewritten sheet music. Eyes closed, sealed from the world, his mind drifted away into a place that was far away. His music displayed this far away world, this far away time, a time long gone and buried in the darkness of the life that was once there. The melody was gentle, kind, but depressed all the same. There was a sense of melancholy there, a residue left and slowly piling up. There was hope there too, but it burned up like fast eaten fuel in a fire. It ignited the air for merely a moment before disappearing into the vastness of the space surrounding him. In moments like this, he was unawares to his environment, his mind was locked in the perception of whatever he saw in his mind’s eye.
That is, unless there is a noise. When he heard the sound of the door clicking shut he snapped to alertness. He was alarmed, a wince of pain as his finger landed on a sour note that pulled him completely from that day dream, from that gentle reminder of past adventures and lost times. It was such a painful jerk to reality, it almost ripped his breath straight from his lungs and sent his brain into an anxiety fueled panic. Just like the gentle sunbeams that poured through the window with a golden glow, he pushed through the emotions that came with the suddenness. As the dust flowed gently in the sun rays, displaying just how old this room was, it became apparent that sunset would soon cast it’s oranges and yellows across the soon to be night sky. The time of Solaris was passing and soon Selene would take her position as the Goddess of the sky where she would search endlessly for Endymion. Scrooge turned towards where he heard the noise and was surprised to see the other.
“Ah… Sorry ‘bout tha’…” Was all he said, his mind still absent from the tangible world around him.
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@a-framed-rabbit It was a sunny day in California, like most days. A perfect day to go on a picnic even. The middle Warner, Wakko, sibling was sitting down on a park bench with a sandwich in hand. With his tongue hanging out, the child appreciated the sandwich for a split second before engulfing it entirely in his mouth.
Still being the hungry child that he is, Wakko's eyes averted towards a food truck and dashed into the line. The line got shorter every passing moment. Wakko constantly kept checking to see if he was next.
When he was finally next in line, the child leapt onto the counter. "Hellooo! May I have a hotdog, a soda..." Wakko continued pointing everything out on the menu. The owner of the food truck was going back and forward fetching everything the Warner wanted. After the order was completed, the owner panted. "Wow! Thanks!" Wakko stared at the glorious mountain of food before taking hold of all the food. He gave the owner two dollars from his hat. Looking at the money, and still panting, the owner fainted from exhaustion and disbelief of how much was paid.